Which three statements accurately describe continuous fields?

Continuous fields in Tableau have specific characteristics:

A. Continuous fields appear as green pills:

Continuous fields in Tableau are represented as green pills in the view. This indicates that they are treated as a continuous range of values rather than discrete categories.

B. Continuous fields are numeric:

Continuous fields typically consist of numeric data that can take any value within a range. They are used to measure and compare data values.

C. The values in continuous fields are treated as an infinite range:

Continuous fields are treated as an infinite range, allowing for detailed and granular analysis of data. Unlike discrete fields, which are considered distinct and separate, continuous fields are seen as a seamless continuum.

Incorrect options:

D. Continuous fields are categorical: This is incorrect because categorical fields are discrete, not continuous.

E. Only measures can appear as continuous: This is incorrect because dimensions can also be treated as continuous in certain contexts.

References:

Tableau's official documentation on continuous and discrete fields: Continuous and Discrete